Janice Kirkel
Janice Kirkel is a staff writer covering US regulation. She has previously covered investment management, economics, business and financial market news for a number of publications, as well as for radio networks including Wall Street Journal Radio and Bloomberg Radio. In addition, she has spent many years as a radio news and sportscaster and has narrated audiobooks.
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Articles by Janice Kirkel
Who is Selig? CFTC pick is smart and social, but some say too green
Colleagues praise crypto smarts and collegial style, but views on prediction markets and funding trouble Senate
Treasury market urged to beef up operational resilience plans
NY Fed panel warns about impact of AI and reliance on critical third parties
Narrower US supervisory remit could lead to more bank failures
Some former regulators see risks in fewer MRA letters, but others welcome streamlining
No Fed G-Sib buffer reform in 2025, say experts
Recalibration of method 2 seen as more likely than its abolition; banks resist daily averaging
CFTC sprints to approve spot crypto trading by year-end
Acting chair Pham also expects tokenised collateral to be up and running by then or early 2026
Basel III alone won’t be capital neutral, says Fed official
Endgame may raise requirements, but will be offset by changes to G-Sib and stress capital buffers
Changes to Fed’s G-Sib surcharge imminent, says Bowman
Stress test consultation will come first, eSLR will follow, Basel III endgame will take longer
Reluctant farewell to CFTC’s clearing house recovery guidance
Market participants say withdrawn 2016 letter gave clarity to CCPs; replacement may be needed
24/7 trading roll-out risks pushback, industry veterans say
DRW’s Wilson warns of “mutiny” on non-stop rate options trading
How staff exodus could leave the OCC high and dry
A third of staff set to depart US regulator, but some teams will suffer much heavier losses
CFTC operational resilience rules have ‘no chance’ of revival
Commissioner Johnson touts framework as response to Ion hack, but lawyers say it misses target
How to solve the Fed’s $300bn FRTB problem
A sacrifice will have to be made to ensure new market risk rules meet demands for capital neutrality